Men's Rights Law Firm Serving California and Colorado

Our lawyers are dedicated exclusively to helping men and fathers throughout California and Colorado. We understand the unique challenges you face and how the legal system can treat you unfairly.

Our attorneys have been mentored by some of the country's most respected lawyers in both family law and criminal law. We’re proud to offer these legal services to men who need them.

If achieving the best possible outcome in your case means going to trial, we will not hesitate to be your advocate in court before a judge and jury.

Our lawyers are affiliated with many prominent organizations and have earned numerous accolades for our work in and out of court, such as Super Lawyers® and The National Advocates' Top 40 Under 40.

Assault charges can result in fines, prison time, and the loss of your rights. We can thoroughly investigate the incident, gather evidence, and challenge the prosecution’s case to seek reduced or dismissed charges. We can provide strong courtroom representation if necessary.

If you’ve been charged with a drug crime, our attorneys can help get your charges dropped or reduced. We can evaluate plea offers, represent you in court, and assist with related issues like driver’s license reinstatement or record expungement to protect your future.

If you’ve been charged with a DUI or DWAI, we can carefully review the circumstances of your arrest, challenge improper stops or tests, and build a strong defense. We’ll also represent you in court and work toward the best possible outcome for your case.

Our practice excels at making certain that support payments meet a custodial father's needs, and that a non-custodial father's support payments are within his means. When children are involved, both of these dimensions of support have a significant effect on their best interests.

Our attorneys can work to make sure you are granted the maximum amount of parenting time and that you have a voice in decisions regarding your child's education, religion, activities, and more. We want your children to benefit from the kind of nurturing and guidance only you can provide.

While some property (such as homes or vehicles purchased during the marriage) is considered joint property, other property (such as items purchased before the marriage or inheritance from one spouse's parents) is not. We can help you collect the amount of joint property you deserve, and that property belonging only to you remains in your possession.